“Ignorant Time” isn’t as bad as you think it is.
In fact, it is the key to your growth.
Whenever we try something new, for things to stick, we have to acknowledge our ignorance and feel “ok” with being dumb.
This is what I call “Ignorant Time.”
Knowing you aren’t supposed to know and have the free reign to ask questions, reread, and write notes unlocks so much more learning opportunity than when you “need to look smart.”
Can’t think and know at the same time.
So lets get ignorant.
From the desk of Adam Thomas 